DHL eCommerce has opened a massive 25,000 m² parcel hub to the south of Coventry Airport. This is a significant investment as part of the company's £482 million plan to advance logistics in the UK. The new center has the capacity to process over one million parcels per day. It is expected to create a potential of 600 jobs and enhance both domestic and international online buying services.

The UK online retail market is growing very quickly and is estimated to be £176 billion by 2029. To be a part of this, DHL has recently opened a new package center with advanced automation, a space of 48 doors where packages can be moved, and storage for efficient customs services.

At the grand launch, Business Minister Justin Madders emphasized how the hub will impact the economy, stating:

"The West Midlands is a great place to invest, and this new Coventry hub will not only provide plenty of local jobs but also support our logistics business and deliver to our customers quicker."

DHL eCommerce CEO Pablo Ciano noted that the firm is dedicated to meeting increasing demand, saying,

"With our expansion to our network, we are greatly increasing our ability to sort and process, so we can be ready to meet our customers' needs and help their business grow."

The new parcel hub is sustainable and has a BREEAM 'Excellent' rating. It features 7,000m² of solar panels, LED lighting, and wildlife-friendly landscaping. There are also 120 electric vehicle charging points to assist with cleaner logistics.

This expansion solidifies DHL eCommerce's position as a leading firm in the UK delivery sector, resulting in faster deliveries and ongoing industry expansion.